Omada Controller bind for MAC to the desired access point
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Is it possible to bind the device on MAC or IP-address to a specific access point? My printer, which is located on the first floor, constantly connects to the access point on the third floor and ignores the point on the first floor.
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Strange one this but i had the same issue with a HP Printer. Turned out when it was scanning for wireless it searched for the SSIDs in accending order by channel. Namely it always tried to connect to the SSID on Channel 1 regardless of how far away it was.
I ended up swopping the channels around on the APs so that Channel 1 was on the AP near the printer, worked fine since..
Not the most elegant solution, but quick!
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Strange one this but i had the same issue with a HP Printer. Turned out when it was scanning for wireless it searched for the SSIDs in accending order by channel. Namely it always tried to connect to the SSID on Channel 1 regardless of how far away it was.
I ended up swopping the channels around on the APs so that Channel 1 was on the AP near the printer, worked fine since..
Not the most elegant solution, but quick!
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@Philbert Thanks, it also worked for Canon
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Happy days! Glad that worked for you!
Likely they both use the same type / vendor of wifi card and its very basic at best. Long as it works :)
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